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Get .jars that come with jnlp
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olze oli
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Joined: Jun 20, 2009
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Hi,
i have a jnlp and it runs fine. But i want some of the .jars used by that application which comes with it (jnlp). Is it possible to get them from my cache?
I use Windows 7, jdk6
I checked some cache folders but didnt find anything with .jar
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sourabh girdhar
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Joined: Feb 10, 2010
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You can get the jars very easily.
Open the JNLP file by going to Control Panel --> Java --> Temporary Internet files --> view and then right click the application and select Show JNLP.
IN that JNLP there would be attribute like "codebase" . Copy that location and then see the path and full name of required jar in remaining Jar. It may be like lib/{Jarname} or simply {Jarname} depending on implementer. You can concatenate these two strings and you cna simply do a get for that jars. It works in most of the cases unless there is specific security applied by web server and application owners.
Its would be like {codebase}/{relative path of jar with full filename}
Cheers
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olze oli
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Thanks, but the links i get from that jnlp are not working. The server said: 404
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sourabh girdhar
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Can you post the application link here. I can take a look then.
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olze oli
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sure, http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/jws/jlgui.jnlp
thanks, but i fear its somehow protected
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sourabh girdhar
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I think we deserve a fear here.
These are protected jars and seems like cannot be accessed by get method ..
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